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1 functions of the nerves
Макаров: функционирование нервной системыУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > functions of the nerves
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2 function
1. [ʹfʌŋkʃ(ə)n] n1. функция, назначениеthe function of education is to develop the mind - образование имеет своей целью развить умственные способности
glass has an important function in modern architecture - стекло занимает важное место в современной архитектуре
2. функция, деятельность; отправление ( организма)3. обыкн. pl должностные обязанности, функции; круг обязанностейto perform /to carry out/ one's daily functions - выполнять повседневные служебные обязанности
to exercise administrative functions - исполнять административные обязанности
4. 1) торжественная церемония; торжествоfunction to be held on... - торжественное собрание состоится...
2) разг. приём, вечер (тж. public function, social function)to see smb. at a (public /social/) function - встретить кого-л. на приёме
5. мат. функция2. [ʹfʌŋkʃ(ə)n] v1. функционировать, действовать; работать2. ( часто as) выполнять функции, исполнять обязанностиthe new official started functioning - новый чиновник приступил к своим обязанностям
when the mother was ill the eldest girl had to function as both cook and housemaid - когда мать была больна, старшей девочке приходилось и готовить, и убирать дом
in earlier English the present tense often functioned as the future - в древнеанглийском языке настоящее время часто заменяло будущее
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3 function
1. n1) функція; призначення; мета2) діяльність, відправлення, функція (організму)functions of the nerves — діяльність (функціонування) нервової системи
3) pl коло обов'язків, службові обов'язки (функції)to carry out (to perform) one's daily functions — виконувати щоденні службові обов'язки
4) урочиста церемонія, торжество5) розм. прийом, вечір (тж public function)6) мат. функція2. v1) функціонувати, діяти; працювати2) виконувати обов'язки (функції)* * *I n1) функція, призначення2) функція, діяльність; відправлення ( організму)3) pl посадові обов'язки, функції; коло обов'язків4) урочиста церемонія, торжество; прийом, вечір (public function, social function); quite a small function вечірка5) мaт. функціяII v1) функціонувати, діяти; працювати2) ( часто as) виконувати функції, виконувати обов'язки -
4 функционирование нервной системы
Makarov: functions of the nervesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > функционирование нервной системы
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нервная система
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nervous system
A coordinating and integrating system which functions in the adaptation of an organism to its environment; in vertebrates, the system consists of the brain, brainstem, spinal cord, cranial and peripheral nerves, and ganglia. (Source: MGH)
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6 systčme nerveux
нервная система
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nervous system
A coordinating and integrating system which functions in the adaptation of an organism to its environment; in vertebrates, the system consists of the brain, brainstem, spinal cord, cranial and peripheral nerves, and ganglia. (Source: MGH)
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Франко-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > systčme nerveux
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nervous system
A coordinating and integrating system which functions in the adaptation of an organism to its environment; in vertebrates, the system consists of the brain, brainstem, spinal cord, cranial and peripheral nerves, and ganglia. (Source: MGH)
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Немецко-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > Nervensystem
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nervous system
A coordinating and integrating system which functions in the adaptation of an organism to its environment; in vertebrates, the system consists of the brain, brainstem, spinal cord, cranial and peripheral nerves, and ganglia. (Source: MGH)
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nervous system
A coordinating and integrating system which functions in the adaptation of an organism to its environment; in vertebrates, the system consists of the brain, brainstem, spinal cord, cranial and peripheral nerves, and ganglia. (Source: MGH)
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nervous system
A coordinating and integrating system which functions in the adaptation of an organism to its environment; in vertebrates, the system consists of the brain, brainstem, spinal cord, cranial and peripheral nerves, and ganglia. (Source: MGH)
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > nervous system
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11 motorisch
I Adj.1. PHYSIOL., Nerv etc.: motor...2. MOT. with regard to the engine, in the engine departmentII Adv.2. MOT. with regard to the engine, in the engine department* * *mo|to|risch [mo'toːrɪʃ]1. adj (PHYSIOL)Nerv, Störung motor attrmotórische Fähigkeiten — motor skills
2. advsie ist motórisch gestört — she suffers from an impairment of the motor nerves
motórisch geschickt — well coordinated
* * *mo·to·risch[moˈto:rɪʃ]* * ** * *A. adj1. PHYSIOL, Nerv etc: motor …2. AUTO with regard to the engine, in the engine departmentB. adv1. PHYSIOL with regard to motor functions;motorisch gestört sein have impaired motor functions2. AUTO with regard to the engine, in the engine department* * * -
12 weak
weak [wi:k]1. adjectivefaible ; [coffee, tea] léger• to grow weak(er) [person, economy] s'affaiblir ; [structure, material, voice, currency, demand] faiblir ; [influence, power] diminuer• weak from or with hunger affaibli par la faim2. plural noun3. compounds* * *[wiːk]1) ( in bodily functions) [person, animal, muscle, limb] faible; [health, ankle, heart, eyes, chest, nerves] fragile; [digestion] difficile; [stomach] délicat; [intellect] médiocre; [memory] défaillant; [chin] fuyant; [mouth] tombantto be weak with ou from — être affaibli par
to grow ou become weak(er) — [person] s'affaiblir; [pulse, heartbeat] faiblir
2) Technology gen peu solide; [structure] fragile3) (lacking authority, strength) [government, team, pupil, performance] faible; [parent, teacher] qui manque de fermeté; [script, novel] inconsistant; [plot] mince; [actor, protest, excuse, argument] peu convaincant; [evidence] peu concluantweak link ou point ou spot — lit, fig point m faible
to grow ou become weaker — [government, team] s'affaiblir; [position] devenir de plus en plus précaire
4) ( faint) [light, current, sound, laugh] faible; [tea, coffee] léger/-ère; [solution] dilué -
13 conjugado
adj.conjugated, inflected; compared.Nervios conjugados (Anat.) Conjugate nerves, those which discharge analogous functions or serve for the same sensationm.conjugate, true conjugate diameter, anatomic conjugate diameter, conjugate diameter.past part.past participle of spanish verb: conjugar.* * *1→ link=conjugar conjugar► adjetivo1 (enlazado) combined* * *ADJ (Ling) finite* * *conjugado, -a adj1. Gram conjugated2. [combinado] combined -
14 weak
B adj1 ( in bodily functions) [person, animal, muscle, limb] faible ; [health, ankle, eyes, chest, bladder, nerves] fragile ; [digestion] difficile ; [stomach] délicat ; [intellect] médiocre ; [memory] défaillant ; [chin] fuyant ; [mouth] tombant ; to have a weak heart avoir le cœur fragile ; to be weak with ou from être affaibli par [hunger, excitement, fear] ; to grow ou become weak(er) [person] s'affaiblir ; [pulse, heartbeat] faiblir ;2 Constr [beam, support] peu solide ; [structure] fragile ; to have a weak leg [chair] avoir un pied qui n'est pas très solide ;3 (lacking authority, strength) [government, team, president, army] faible ; [parent, teacher] ( not firm) qui manque de fermeté ; ( poor) piètre (before n) ; [essay, pupil, performance] faible ; [script, novel] inconsistant ; [plot] mince ; [actor, protest, excuse, argument] peu convaincant ; [evidence] peu concluant ; weak link ou point ou spot lit, fig point m faible ; he's weak in ou at French, his French is weak il est faible en français ; to grow ou become weaker [government, team] s'affaiblir ; [position] devenir de plus en plus précaire ; in a weak moment dans un moment de faiblesse ;4 (faint, lacking substance) [light, current, signal, lens, concentration, acid, sound, laugh] faible ; [tea, coffee] léger/-ère ; [solution] dilué ; to give a weak smile faire un faible sourire ;
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